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July 6, 2022
Chester: Cheshire West & Chester - Recycling & Waste Collection Service
Two new wheeled recycling bins are being delivered to all eligible households in 2022.
If you don’t want to reuse your old recycling boxes, you can leave them at any household waste recycling centre in the borough
Full information can be found HERE
Information provided by Chester HIVE
AFCFT - Reaching and Supporting Armed Forces Communities Programme
July 5, 2022
Colchester: Ladies Vinyasa Yoga Classes at Cpl Budd Gym Tuesdays 7:30pm - 8:30pm
These sessions are free. Only open to holders of a Cpl Budd Gym Pass and Serving Personnel. For more details contact Victoria on 07549279392.
Information provided by Colchester HIVE
June 29, 2022
The Armed Forces Covenant Fund - how to raise awareness of the ‘Armed Forces community & the Armed Forces Covenant’
Warwickshire County Council have developed an e-learning training module designed to raise awareness of the Armed Forces community and the Armed Forces Covenant, using a grant from the Armed Forces Covenant Fund Trust.
Aimed at public and third sector staff across the country who are likely to engage with the Armed Forces Community, the new free e-learning gives an overview of:
- Who the Armed Forces Community are and what challenges they face.
- What the Armed Forces do on our behalf.
- What the Armed Forces Covenant is and how it can support personnel, veterans and their families.
The Armed Forces Covenant Fund - New 'Veterans' Places, Pathways and People Programme' guide launched
A new guide has been launched to raise awareness of the 10 portfolios that have received major grants and their work, which will take place over the next two years.
Click HERE for more details and to read the guide.
June 27, 2022
Wattisham: Community Centre - days out information
Looking for something fun to do? Pleaces to go?
You are free to help yourself at the foyer of Wattisham Community Centre to some information on local area and places to visit.
You are free to help yourself at the foyer of Wattisham Community Centre to some information on local area and places to visit.
Information provided by Wattisham HIVE
Future Accommodation Model pilot supports Lee, Army SSgt, into the perfect Service Family Accommodation for his blended family
Watch Lee share his story about how, with support from the FAM pilot, he’s eligible to receive needs-based Service Family Accommodation with his long term established partner, baby and children that stay with him on a regular basis:
https://youtu.be/q7wcU7_YDlQ (please view video in Google Chrome for best usability)
As the FAM pilot enters its final year, we continue to look at how the offer has supported Service personnel. One of its biggest benefits is the fact that it applies equally to personnel whether single, married, in a civil partnership, long term established relationship, and those who have children over 80 nights per calendar year.
https://youtu.be/q7wcU7_YDlQ (please view video in Google Chrome for best usability)
As the FAM pilot enters its final year, we continue to look at how the offer has supported Service personnel. One of its biggest benefits is the fact that it applies equally to personnel whether single, married, in a civil partnership, long term established relationship, and those who have children over 80 nights per calendar year.
Issue affecting Pinnacle appointments in the SE and SW regions + complaints and compensation in general
1. Issue affecting appointments in the South East and South West regions
Last week we alerted you to an urgent issue where VIVO’s system was not receiving appointments being transferred by Pinnacle. Since then, we have worked hard with our suppliers to understand the causes, reduce the impact on families and find a resolution.
Unfortunately, the issues are impacting families through missed appointments, and we understand how frustrating this is for families.
VIVO has reported 1733 missed appointments due to this issue that have affected 1125 families. The technical teams have identified the causes of the problem and fixes are currently being deployed. While it will take a few days to permanently fix the underlying issue, a business continuity plan (BCP) has been implemented with a temporary solution while the permanent solution is put in place. Early feedback suggests this has significantly reduced but we aim to eliminate it entirely. Therefore, further measures have been agreed with immediate effect to strengthen this BCP. The Pinnacle team at the National Service Centre are supporting by providing information across to the VIVO such that checks can be made to prevent further missed appointments.
Last week we alerted you to an urgent issue where VIVO’s system was not receiving appointments being transferred by Pinnacle. Since then, we have worked hard with our suppliers to understand the causes, reduce the impact on families and find a resolution.
Unfortunately, the issues are impacting families through missed appointments, and we understand how frustrating this is for families.
VIVO has reported 1733 missed appointments due to this issue that have affected 1125 families. The technical teams have identified the causes of the problem and fixes are currently being deployed. While it will take a few days to permanently fix the underlying issue, a business continuity plan (BCP) has been implemented with a temporary solution while the permanent solution is put in place. Early feedback suggests this has significantly reduced but we aim to eliminate it entirely. Therefore, further measures have been agreed with immediate effect to strengthen this BCP. The Pinnacle team at the National Service Centre are supporting by providing information across to the VIVO such that checks can be made to prevent further missed appointments.
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